At another house, Clara swigged directly from a bottle of Fireball whiskey.
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Christine Blasey Ford had swigged cola during her turn earlier that day.
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They held ceremonial white candles and swigged mulled wine from plastic cups.
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Namesake or not, the real Mr. Purple probably wouldn't have swigged $15 cocktails here.
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The image shows that what she swigged included citric acid, phosphoric acid, methyl-trimethyl-3, and 2-butoxyethanol.
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Lost Boys swigged White Bull (the local beer) next to hardened guerrillas bobbing their heads to reggae rap.
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A giant rainbow flag unraveled as a rumba band sauntered along and swigged rum, ready to provide a rhythm.
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Timothy Simons, who plays the smarmy White House aide Jonah Ryan on "Veep," swigged from a bottle of water.
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She swigged as she scrolled through her gem-encrusted phone, pulling up a photo, which she showed to her assistant.
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The birthday boy was decked out in an eye-catching sweater and was swigged libations out of a gold Moet mug.
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Those who died in Irkutsk had swigged a bath oil called Hawthorn whose label advertised an ethanol content of 93 percent.
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Istvan swigged at intervals from a magnum-size vessel of greenish energy drink he picked up on our last Walmart stop.
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There's still plenty of beer being swigged, and the wall is scrawled with appreciative notes from Texans players and local rap legends.
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On the roof, partygoers swigged champagne as the twin blue beams from the Tribute in Light 9/11 memorial pierced the heavens.
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"I tell them let's not talk about it anymore," she said, as two burly men in heavy winter coats swigged beer and discussed the case.
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The expansion of glass sizes seems rooted in a blend of historical developments, modern commercialism and a taste for wine itself, whether sipped or swigged.
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Sisilana held up a sign reading "State Capture is a criminal offense" while some in the relaxed crowd swigged from beer cans as idle police cordons watched on.
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It was as if, having seen their ship of state taken over by pirates, Republican put on an eye patch, swigged some grog and happily joined the crew.
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Before heading back to the raging battle for Berere, Robert swigged generously from a whisky bottle filled with magical herbs he assured us would preserve him from government fire.
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Gervais says he has free rein to say whatever he likes at the dinner - an informal affair where champagne flows and the comedian swigged beer onstage throughout the 2016 show.
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After the photos (so many photos!) were taken, I swigged down a glass of ice water, bent over, removed my beige Spanx shorties, and tossed them in the nearest trash can.
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And for those of us in those states where marijuana is acceptable and available to adults in a dispensary near you, it was about as notable as the whiskey he also swigged on the show.
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Schemes like these are an example of "earn and burn" rewards, in which customers are rewarded for their purchases at a flat rate, whether a free flight for every 20,000 miles flown or a complimentary mochaccino for every nine swigged.
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But the avuncular ambassador to the European Union, who swigged from a collection of paper cups and water bottles during hours of testimony, seemed to have made a choice: He was not going down with the ship to protect the President.
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She had swigged some for good measure, then poured most of it down the drain in the master bathroom, the counter cluttered with her mother's makeup and perfumes, the mirror smudged in places as if her mother had pressed her face too close to the glass.
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Throughout their set a wall of Warholian images were displayed in the background and on the big screens on either side of the stage. Amy Winehouse on the Main Stage at Oxegen '08. Amy Winehouse took to the Main Stage before 7 pm just two hours after flying in by private plane. She swigged from a glass of vodka and coke whilst she sang along to anthems including "Back to Black" before finishing her set with "Rehab" and "Valerie".
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